Seems like they’ve wasted a ton of money on stuff that only works in a few cities, no? Maybe they can use the existing infrastructure to train truly city agnostic AI?
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There are challenging technical and regulatory requirements to climbing this mountain. Everyone would love to achieve the goal of a generalized solution that works in a city agnostic way. The huge investment so far has achieved quite a bit in the limited cities where they operate, but there is further investment and development to get to city agnostic. I would call it a stepping stone to the longer term goal to achieve limited city rollout.